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The answer is yes and no. First, it will produce an output for any input. What you really mean is answer a query correctly. It goes about doing that the same w
by hervature 6y ago
The answer is yes and no. First, it will produce an output for any input. What you really mean is answer a query correctly.
It goes about doing that the same way it works in general which is memorizing sequences that are similar and outputting the corresponding sequence that follows. For example, if the training data has something like "These are the countries that have over a million people: <countries>" I would not be surprised if it returned <countries> for your query. However, if your query was "less than a million" I would be very surprised if it would return the other countries.
- minimaxir 6y agoJust tested the "less than a million" prompt: it works, kinda. https://gist.github.com/minimaxir/14c4de89ed9ecc7a170e7e1ca0094263 https://gist.github.com/minimaxir/14c4de89ed9ecc7a170e7e1ca0...